Impact Measurement: Collaborating for Human Rights | SkollWF 2018

Human rights efforts often demand action from a complex range of actors from different sectors, often with different goals. When a multiplicity of actors work together and outcomes are difficult to measure, evaluation and attribution can be a challenge. By better evaluating collective actions, how can we can develop a deeper understanding of how to create meaningful, long-term solutions to fight injustice, and begin to understand how to measure real change, not just incremental impact?

Featuring:

Emmily Koiti
Youth Representative, Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission, South Sudan

Alex Nicholls
Professor of Social Entrepreneurship, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

Andrew Hudson
Executive Director, Crisis Action

Peggy Hicks
Director, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, United Nations

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